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With ATC, you are constantly being updated on position, or reporting to "guide" you through an area. | With ATC, you are constantly being updated on position, or reporting to "guide" you through an area. | ||
==Callsign== | |||
AC001 = Alpha Bravo Zero Zero One | |||
BAZ129 = Bravo Alpha Zulu One Two Niner | |||
Alpa Bravo Charlie etc.. | |||
Niner has the "er" on the end, because over distance the nine and five sound the same.. | |||
Latest revision as of 00:57, 13 June 2010
Air Traffic Control
An aircraft is going nowhere unless instructed by ATC (and a Flight Plan).
There are various roles in the the enviroment:
- Ground Control - ie pushback, taxing down to runway
- Departures - sequencing the departure slots and take off
- Lower Air Control
Radio Communications
With ATC, you are constantly being updated on position, or reporting to "guide" you through an area.
Callsign
AC001 = Alpha Bravo Zero Zero One BAZ129 = Bravo Alpha Zulu One Two Niner
Alpa Bravo Charlie etc.. Niner has the "er" on the end, because over distance the nine and five sound the same..